Meanings of creative non-fiction in English

Novelist and biographer Sir James McNeish offers a non-academic approach to the theme of creative non-fiction.

And the genre has reinvented itself to take diverse forms: lyric essay, creative non-fiction, confessional prose-poem and so on.

Author and critic Pip Adam goes on a journey into the world of new creative non-fiction being written in Aotearoa.

Laura McNeur and Liesl Nunns are the founding editors of this journal, which concentrates on short stories and creative non-fiction.

You could argue Moran's hold on fiction versus creative non-fiction til the cows come home, but you'd still miss the fundamental point.

Novelist and writer of creative non-fiction who is a guest at Writers and Readers week during the New Zealand International Arts Festival.

Writer and performer, whose new creative non-fiction book, This Barren Rock, tells the story of the 1875 wreck of the Strathmore, survived by her great-great-great-grandmother.

She believes there should be a creative non-fiction section to allow for books she calls "memoirs of sorts" to be recognised for their literary brilliance.

For these students, it seemed, the key word in " creative non-fiction" was "creative", and to be creative was to be free to make things up.

Creative non-fiction modules include courses on food writing, and there will be a course on the practicalities of getting published.